I Transmigrated into the Mad Tyrant’s Doomed White Moonlight

Palace intrigue, possessive love, rekindled romance, and two people choosing each other. An alternate world ruled by a ravenous imperial power.

When she is bound to the side of that gloomy, brutal crown prince, Shen Nanyin has just one wish: to survive until the main plot begins, then fake her death, flee to Jiangnan, and live a carefree life as a wealthy woman.

The male lead, Xiao Heng, is a mad emperor who clawed his way to power over a mountain of blood and bones. His moods are unpredictable, and anyone who displeases him is dragged out to be fed to the dogs.

Shen Nanyin tremulously plays the role of a delicate, affected favorite consort, even needing someone to coax her into taking her medicine. She only wants to earn a reputation for “taking advantage of his favor,” all while waiting for the day she is sentenced to death.

At last, the original heroine enters the palace. Shen Nanyin happily swallows the “poisoned wine,” ready to make her exit.

But before she has even settled into her home in Jiangnan, a large force of black-armored soldiers tramples through her courtyard gate.

In the Golden Throne Hall, the once-violent emperor’s eyes are red as he gently fastens a pure-gold chain around her ankle. His thumb strokes her trembling lips. “Yinyin, did you really think I didn’t know the wine had been switched for a drug that only makes you seem dead?”

The System falls into complete error. Only then does she realize there was never any heroine following the will of heaven. From the very first day she fell into his arms, this world had room for only one canary, and she was never going to escape.